Software Engineer/SAS developer

Are you a SAS developer? Do you also like to be the bridge between IT and Business? Do you have a strong interest in credit risk?
In Swedbank you have the opportunity to:
Support Group Risk and Group Finance processes for Impairment Calculation and stress testing, including sourcing, calculation, monitoring and reconciliation.
Perform software development tasks including documentation
Maintain and troubleshoot the SAS platform
Analyze requirements for creating a detailed design.
Help Agile Product Owner to break down investment opportunities into MVP´s and user stories in the backlog
Plan opportunities together with the other team members and architects
Monitoring and reconciliation
Participate in quality assurance of delivered functionality
Proactively seek and give feedback on the delivered functionality

What is needed in this role:
Relevant University degree
Strong development and analytical skills and deep knowledge of the SAS platform
Good business understanding and experience of the credit risk area
Structured, systematic, interest in details
Customer-centric
Fluent in Swedish and English

"Join our team and ...
be a part of the newly established Value Stream, Credit Risk Models within Group Risk BIO. We are jointly delivering in challenging programs and activities and makes sure Group Risk has best possible system support and tools. We expect you to actively contribute to our aim to develop our team further!" Åse Näslund, your future leader
We look forward to receiving your application by 15.12.2020.
Location: Sundbyberg
Contacts
Recruiting manager: Åse Näslund +46 (0)8 58 590 512
SACO: Henrik Joelsson +46 (0)40 24 25 08
Finansförbundet: Åke Skoglund +46 (0)8 58 59 02 88
We may begin the selection during the application period, so we welcome your application as soon as possible.
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Swedbank does not discriminate anybody based on gender, age, sexual orientation or sexual identity, ethnicity, religion or disability – everybody is welcome.